So I have a small question on you reply.
I can find:
- EOF controlling if the return state of apr_socket_recv is APR_EOF. - an error if the return state is != APR_SUCCESS
yes
The reply of my system is dynamic so I suppose that if apr_socket_recv
replies APR_EOF all my data has been read.
well, APR_EOF means you've read all you're going to get... you can't know just from seeing APR_EOF whether the peer actually got through transferring data or the peer has dropped the connection unexpectedly... if the peer application crashes, you'll eventually get APR_EOF from apr_socket_recv()
